Straight to (CO)Video: We?re finally getting around to watching these things

Around Ars, some of us have taken advantage of the extra time in proximity of a screen and hit "play" on the stuff that has forever been "eh, I'll watch it next time." Others face new realities from ever-present kids to newly shared selection duties that make us regret never revisiting those queued up films and shows beforehand.All of us, however, undoubtedly have more time to think about how our streaming queues have been affected. I've read the books, so I know what's coming, but it's driving me crazy that I have the perfect binge-watch sitting right there and can't ever bring it up.Other shows I'm not binge-watching right now due to perpetual child presence include the third season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon Prime), which has less nudity than Outlander but twice as many jokes and choice phrases I don't want to spend my time avoiding explaining. -Kate Cox, Tech Policy ReporterFor me, being stuck at home hasn't become so much a case of "working through saved movies" as it has become "watching the weird stuff I didn't know about." Case in point: the Major Lazer cartoon (Hulu).For those who aren't familiar, Major Lazer is a quasi-Caribbean electronic dance music group consisting of three DJs: Diplo, Walshy Fire, and Jillionaire.